This week, teachers will receive an extra ₱1,000 in election service honoraria, as announced by Education Secretary Sonny Angara. Learn how this move supports educators and what to expect next.
The Philippine government, under President Marcos, is distributing one million free SIM cards with 25GB monthly data to students and teachers in remote areas, aiming to improve digital education access.
Discover how the Department of Education’s initiative to reduce teachers’ paperwork by 57% is transforming the educational landscape, enhancing teaching quality, and improving student outcomes.
DepEd is exploring exit points in the K-12 curriculum, potentially allowing students to enter college after Grade 10 or 11. Learn about the proposed changes and their implications.
DepEd is launching a three-shift schedule in public schools to manage overcrowding. Learn how this affects students and what’s planned for Senior High.
The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has approved 10,000 non-teaching positions for the Department of Education (DepEd) to ease teachers’ administrative tasks and enhance the quality of education nationwide.
Angara returns to lead DepEd amid courtesy resignation, ensuring schools are ready for 2025-2026 and joining President Marcos in Ilocos Norte.
DepEd Secretary Angara supports giving the DepEd medical allowance as cash if HMO is not possible. This helps teachers recover health costs already paid. The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition says it’s a timely and fair solution.
Why are thousands of Filipino teachers submitting courtesy resignations? This article uncovers the emotional and systemic reasons behind DepEd’s teacher exodus—and what must change now.
Sonny Angara resigned as Education Secretary after President Marcos called for a Cabinet reset. His 10-month term ends with a pledge for a smooth transition as DepEd prepares for the new school year.